The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 03, 1871, Image 3
.^V^yt^jiniB^/Pibai^l . ?tated. -that ?he
passed' off flqietly yesterday, ?xtiept
?aiVIitfbnSsi,'' where' the *. auort?r- in whioh
tko Mayor'? offloo ll located Was invaded
.b^r ?'iribt?ns oro^d,',' partially armed.
Valentino, Prefect of the Department,
with tho assistance of Gonornl Crugat,
' Bdo?e?d?d'in restoring order,-though n'bt
withouts conflict, in Which the former
^oa wounded. Also,. a alight .-disturb
oboe in the town of Thiers, Department
pf' Pay Led?me,' whioh was repressed.
^"pABis,' May 1.'--Thei Commune hos
rovoked tho order for the arrest of Cluse*
.'t?t..' A series of barricades are building
. to completely encircle tho city. General
/Wrobbloaki is now iii command of tho
left bank of tho Seine and the forts out
-1sid? the walls.- *
:??) \The delegates of the Free Masons were
?poldly received by Thiers, and returned
to tho city on foot. Tho Masons take
tarns with the Nationals in guarding the
banners of the order on the ramparts,
and do doty nader a terrible Are.
. .A. ?ip??ooN, May ??-Granville, in the
Etatis? of Lords, to-night, declined to
' answer & question respecting State nego?
tiations for a settlement of the San Juan
boundary question with the United
. States. fi Granvillo stated that the Go
yornment was under obligations of se
-r'creoy until treaty ratifications were ex
fi?hg?d.^ In the Gommons, Wm. H,
mit.b, momber for Westminster, mo vee
.o resolve that, in tho opinion of thc
Houso, it is inexpedient to in?rense thc
rato of taxtjtion'on i?comes. -He argu?e
that additional burdens would fall exclu
; sively on /small inoomes. Liddell sc
oondod the motion;-and endeavored t<
provo tb?t tho" reasoning of the Govern
ment was deceptive.
PARTS, May 1,-It is stated that th
: .Vsxsoillists: woco repulsed at Issy, um
., ?the workmen at Paris unspiked tho guns
It is stated that Dbinbrowski and stal
wera, captured by the Versaillists at AE
piers.
i.Cr.l -IVKBaATLTiRS, May 1-Midnight.-N<
gotiations have been proposed for th
|. surrender of Issy. .The Versaillists d<
maud hostages, that the fort had nc
b eon mi nod or exploded, and throat ei
in such ovont, to shoot the garrisoi
",^60,000. men are ready ut Peuill to mali
{ . PARIS, May 1-r-Night. -Issy is in ruii
nud tho villages aro doser tod. It is Ul
f derstood that the Issy mines will bo e;
ploded upon tho entrance bf the Versai
- lists.; Tko Vorsaillists ovacuated G cnn
, ..v?liers by. order, of the Prussians. Tl
Gb vor u or of Issy has been arrested.
-T^^Pt^ baa suspended. Doinbrows
;; baa ordorod tho inhabitants of Neu il
(?j to evacuate within twenty-four hom
Tho , causo of Ol?s?rett's arrest was tl
abandonment of "IssyJ It" is roporh
.. "..^a^T^5i?^p?Wa^ j??? been arrested.
; .. LONDON,' May Sk'-r-Th?. Times' speci
. cays tho insurgents themselves are turo'
ing.petroleum shells into Paris, to kei
f np the indignation. The reds wore su
: coaaful in the elections at Lomans ai
, Narbonne.
\ .'"BERLIN, May2.-The Imperial Cou
.oil considered French affairs, and decid
to allow a further and limited period
tho Versaillists, to restore order and fi
?\> treaty stipulations, when Germa
i. will take independent action to establi
law and order in Paris, and will then c
Bpatoh to the Versailles Governmei
granting a limited oxtonsion of time, I
will add that the revolution is ch a rad
ized by disgraceful excesses, which ci
not longer be tolerated; for the mo
, and material. interests of Germany a
tho whole bf Europe are suffering. 1
marok was present. Private but relia
. information intimates that it is the inti
tion of the Germans to restore a regei
as the next legitimate govern me
should the Versaillists fail in enforci
their authority.
LONDON, May 2.-Napoleon has rh
mattem. Ho declared, yesterday,
would not listen to any propositions
his "return to' Franco. Thiers h^s
. termiuod Upon a coup d'etat upon enl
ing Paris to.maintain himself and lu*
Mahon os joint Regents with Eugen ii
aj? 3??BIS, May '2.-The Commuuo '.
..appointed a committee of safety,
j immense concentration of Commui
. troops in and about Fort Issy is be
made. Tho Free Masons have heon
dered. tb take their banners from
ramparts, the Versaillists failing to
Bpeot them.
. , VERSAILLES, May 2.-Clairmat, a i
. w?y station, was captured by tho cl
sours, at the point of the bayoi
Three hundred insurgents were captu
at Issy. General Vinoy has tho cr?
for; the exploit, which resulted in
completo surrounding of Issy. Tho
ported disturbance at Lyons is offici
denied. Tho oleo tiona were sat isf a cl
to the Government.
American ?nt..l|l;tnnrr,
: . . . .CHARLESTON, May 2.-Arrived-ste
i snip Champion, New York; Fall Bi
Philadelphia; brig Isabellita, Cieufue
. sphooner Arotury, Islo Buatau. Saih
steamer Georgia, Now York.
HAVANA, May 1.-A quarrel arose
Saturday, in the hall of tho Supr
Court, during which Judge Silgar t
pod tho face of Judgo Vasques Qui
Judge Quiepo challenged Judge Sil
This morning they fought a duel
swords, ?n whioh both received wou
afterr whioh they adjourned for br
fasti . The bivi! authorities aro inv
gating tho matter. Other duels arc
th? thpis; " !
I ",NBW YORK, M4y 1.-Bov. Wm. Ac
sails tor Europe on tho Scotia
Wednesday, '?sia delegate to tho
Prflsbvtflrian'ass?mblies about to
. venbjn' Edinburgh; also, ns a dele
.itbthefEvangelical Allionao, which
a'ssonlble In St. Petersburg.
1 yr$; E. Dodge,. Treasurer of
Presbyterian Memorial Fund, stab
a public'meeting last evening, that
whole amount of 85,000,000 woul
?-1 riy.:-:-:j.-?itt V-T-~.7T^,W.?..:"., ..,
mude up before the noxt meetihg7of the
General '??s?mbly this m'en th.' dearly
$1,000,000 wiU.be raised in this city.
SAN F^ANOWCO, May L-The weather
is hot . and dry, and the prospects for
crops not improving, gj .- ?. .
Eugene Webb,: in Agricultural Fork,
at Sacramento, yesterday, rode 100 miles
on horseback in four hours and thirty
four minutes. He agreed to perform
the feat in four hours' and forty minutes,
for a purse of $1,000.
Gmo AGO, April. 30.--Tr udale, latoly
Secretary of State of Illinois, was mur?
dered early this morning, while on his
way to the railroad depot ot Springfield.
No clue bus beon found.
Holden, printer, of the Enterprise
ofOae, shot his wife and himself. It is
attributed to drunkenness.
MEMPHIS, TENN., May 2.-A hail
storm, yestorday, damaged North Mis?
sissippi.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-Over 200 de?
legates to the Medical Convention, from
the Eastern States, are hore. li. S. Fos?
ter, a broker, of New York, died here,
to-day. A steamer heneo for China car?
ried $250,000 in coin. Tho vintngo this
season is estimated at 10,000,000 gallon H.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Thc striko of the
non-society men for tho samo wages ns
demanded by society men continues. A
collision with the police occurred, and a
riot, is proceeding in tho Northern part
of the city. The police aro all under
marching orders.
Judge Bedford, in charging tho grand
jury, said, in many iuBtaucos, car drivers
and conductors aro tho accomplices of
thiovcB and rowdies, who insult and rob
passengers.
Tho Republican Executive Committee
of this oity adopted, by forty to one, a
resolution against thoouuexntiou of San
Domingo.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The grand jury dis?
charged P. A. Leonard, who recently
killed his sister's husband.
MEMPHIS, May 2.-The bail yesterday
and Sunday did immense damngo to the
crops and fruit. Deer Greek carried off
the water from the crevasse, saving Bich
Deer Oreok, the Valley of Bolivar and
Washington Counties.
BOSTON, May 2.-Tho corvette Tycon
deroga ran down tho schoouer Ada A.
Andrews, from Alexandria for Boston.
The crew was saved.
ConuMnus, OHIO, May 2.-Tho Legis?
lature has adjourned. The short Hue
railroad bill was lost.
FORT MONROE, May 2.-The bark E.
Shun, from Satos, anchored in thc Road'-,
was run iuto by the steamer Geo. Leay,
this morning, knocking off her jibbooms
and forward rigging, but did not injure
the bull.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Govern mont
expenses for April, $12,(500,000.
Probabilities-It is probable that
cloudy, and perhaps rainy, weather will,
on Wednesday, be experienced at San
Francisco. Inoreased North-east winds,
with rain, are probable for tho lakes;
cloudy weather, with light raius, along
the Atlantic coast; fresh Southerly winds
on the Gulf.
Major T. W. Woodward and General
John Bratton have been elected dele?
gates from Fairfield County to tho con?
vention.
COW FIBED.
1 f\ /Infi LB9- h08t WHEAT DHAN,
A.w.V-rvJv/ 75 bales prime North Uiver
Hay, for ealo low for cash, at
CANTWELL'S,
May 3 1_Main street.
Dancing School,
BY MONS. BEUGER, ovor the Citi?
zens' Savings Bank. Dancing taught
in all ita variety. Bust references given.
Time of tuition-Monday, Thursday, Sa?
turday, at 5 o'clock, for young ladies and
masters ; Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, at 8
o'clock, for gentlemen. Privato lessons may
bo taken at any tinto. For particulars, apply
at Hendrix House, or at tho school-room at
tho time of tuition._May 3 5_
ATTENTION! STOCKHOLDERS
ANO
VISITORS TO COLUMBIA !
3L^OU aro respectfully invited to call at tho
atoro of LOItICK & LOWRANCE, where yon
will find tho largest and mont completo utock
of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, AGRICUL?
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, and general Planta?
tion Supplies, of any houso in Columbia, and
at pricea that invariably please.
L?RICK A- LOWRANCE;
Weat aido Main ?treot,
Firet Block abovo Columbia Hotel.
Mays_
Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C.
ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS ruado in thia
Bank on or before the 5th day of each
cakndar month will bear interest fur that
month as it deposited on tho 1st instant.
J. C. B. SMITH,
May2 1 Assistant Cashier.
NOTICE.-AH porsons having claims
against tho ostalo of OiESAIl GURLEY,
deceased..will hand them in, properly attest?
ed, and thone indebted to tho samo will come
forward and mako payment to
E. W. 8EIBELS,
May 2 3_ Agent for tho Heirs.
Notice.
IN cons?quence of frequent intrusions on
tho Convent grounds at Vallo Crueis, by
unknown parties driving about tho lawn and
around tho dwellings, notieo is herein given
to tho publio that tue aforesaid grounds aro
exclusively for tho uso of tho Institute, and
hereafter all each intrusions will be regarded
as trespass.
Parents of pupila, and visitois properly in?
troduced, aro always welcome; but to avoid
interruption of eludios, Thursday is fixed as
rocoption dav for visitors.
REV. Wi A. MERIWETHER, V. C. P.
May 2 3*_
For Rent'
I*** THE commodious and desirable
Ml ROOMS abovo tho Storo we occupy
lill singly, in suits, or altogether. Pos?
session of tho second lloor desired in Sep?
tember. R. C. SHIVER & CO.
April 2S
' FIWAWO?AJti AND COMMEIl?IAl?, -
?oiiUMDiir.'S.' BS May 8;-Bales of
oottpn, yesterday, . 70 ? bales-middling
LONDON," Moy 2-Noon.-Consols |
039?. Bonds 00%.
FBANK?TOBT, May 2.-Bonds 96%@97.
LrTBBPb?i?, Muy 2-Noon.-Cotton
dull and ?nohang?d-uplands 7>?; Or?
leans 7}?. .
LONDON, May 2-EveniDg.-Consols
03%. Bonds 00^.
LrvEBPOOii, May 2-Evening.-Cotton
closed dull-uplands 7J?? Orleans 7)^;'
sales 8,000 bales; speculation and export
2,000.
NEW YORK, May 2-Noon.-Stocks
quiet and steady. Governments strong
but dull. Stato bonds dull and heavy.
Money dull, at 5. Gold Bteady, at 11^.
Exchange-long 10J?; short 10^. Flour
a shade firmer. Wheat held ht l(3>2c.
higher and very quiet. Corn scarco aud
firm. Pork quiet, at 13.00@1S.50. Lard
steady. Cotton dull-uplands 11%; Or?
leans 15;^; sales 1,000 bales. Freights
dull.
7 P. M.-Specie shipments to-morrow
nearly S500.000. Gold ll?Go?
vernments about }?o. oft'. Stocks dull
but closed better. Money 5. State
bouds barely steady. Teunessecs G7.'6;
now G7J)i. Virginias GS; how 71. Lou?
isianas 07; now 02; levees 71; 8.3 Sb*.
Alabamas 1.01; 5s 70. Georgias 82; 7H
89. North Carolinas -17.'.?; now 25.
South Carolinas 71; new 00. Sterling
long lO.Si; short 10?.,' Cotton steady;
sales 2,073 bales-uplnuds l-l7,;'; Orleans
15y.i' Southern flour a trillo better
common to fair extra G.G5fW>7.10; good'
to choico 7.15(? 9.00. Whiskey quiet, ut
93>.i. Wheat fcverisli and 2(?3c. high
or, with fair export demand-winter red
aud amber Western 2.55@2.57. Corn
soarco aud in moderate home and export1
demand, at 80(Vj:Sl. Pork heavy, at
18.00@1S.12. Lard easier-kettle 11%.
Freights activo and easier-cotton, sail
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour improved
in demand, but thc market slightly fa?
vors buyers. Wheat steady and firm.
Southern corn-white dull aud nominal,
at 75{Vt77; yellow dull, at 75; mixed
Western 72(7/ 73. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey 93C<?93}?>. Cotton easier, but
not quotably lower-middling ?j?; re?
ceipts 145 bales; sales 200; stock 5,095.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Flour quiet.
Corn steady-shelled sacked G5. Mess
pork 18.00. Lacon-packed shoulders
71^; clear sides 9?4'. Lard-keg 12J^.
Whiskoy 88.
CU.UIIJESTON, May 2.-Cotton quiet
middling ll; receipts 52 bales; sales 200;
?stock 18,013.
A?bESTA, May 2.-Cotton opened with
; fair demand, but closed quiet and easier,
at 13^8(??)13j.< for Liverpool middling;
sales 600 bales; receipts 210.
j NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-Flour in good I
demand-super G.00; treble G.G3f??7.00.
Oom scarco and in good demand-mixed ?
70@71; whito 72. Pork dull and nomi?
nal, at 19.00. Bacon in fair dom and, nt
Ti4?7Ui rib ?Qf?lpg; sides 10^13. !
Others unchanged. Cotton steady and
in fair demand-middling l?}.U?i
i receipts 3,105 bales; sales 2,700; stock
108,922.
NORFOLK, May 2.-Cotton quiet-low
middling 13; receipts 155 bales; sales
50; stock 2,COI.
MOBILE, May 2.-Cotton steady-mid?
dling l-l; receipts 207 bales; sales 100;
stock 39,515.
WILMINGTON, May 2.-Colton quiet
middling 13}.; ; receipts 309 halos; sales
77; stock 2,22~9.
BOSTON, May 2.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling ?5jj?f315)?; receipts 055 bales;
sales 300; stock 13,000.
SAVANNAH, May 2.-Cotton in fair de?
mand-middling ll; receipts 1,12-1 bales;
sales 500; stock 14,228.
An Early Call for the Best Stereoscopic
Views.
AFINR assortment of ViEW? in Germany,
California; Switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Scotland. Hie Uiver Thames; near Loudon:
also, in tho United States; Statuary, colored
and plain. Also, Stereoscopes, ?onie low
priced, for sale at
BUYAS & McU ARTE R'S Bookstore.
May 3_
Private Boarding.
MUS. S. J. WYATT informa lier friends
and the public in general, that she bas
open d a PRIVATE UO.YKDING HOUSE, on
l'laiii Htrect, nour Bull. Tho house is large
and airy, aud plicata may expect tho comforts
( f a home._M ny 2
Fresh and Choice Articles.
JUST RECEIVED, choice Smoked Beef,
in piecea suitable fm- families, choico
and largo Smoked Tongues, choice Goshon
Butter, boat pure Leaf Lard, family Mackerel,
in kita, choice Sugar-cured llama, extra Fa?
mily Flour, Sugars of ail kinda, superior Java
CotVee, Canned Gooda in vnriotyj with numer?
ous other articles. R. D. SENS it SON.
April 30 t3_ _
Crackers ! Crackers ! !
THE subscribers have juxt received a very
superior assortment of CRACKERS, nil
fresh uud nico, consist g pf the following:
Extra lUittcr.
Milk,
i Doaton,
Nie Sacs,
Aciiatc-d,
; Dessert;
Albeit,
Lt ?vion Siiapps,
Ginger Snapps,
? 'lea Cakes,
Soda, Ac.
April 3') 3f H. P. SENS A SON.
JUST RECEIVED,
ASMALL invoice of those genuine Albert
BISCUITS, manufactured by McKenzie
.t McKenzie, Edinbnrg, Scotland.
?I.8?,
English Biscuits, Fancy Sic Nuca, Bril?
liants, Gems,Cornhill, Ac*
April 7 _ JOHN MrKESZIK.
GOOD BUTTER,
ITU NE BEEF, lino Beef Tongues, fl ne
' Smoked IJcof, Sugar-Cured Strips,
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, Sugar-Cured Pig
HaoiH, Dutch Herrings, Cream Choose and
Champagne Cider, at
_Ai>r[l ?_CL_DIEnOK'S
Heise's Ice Cream Saloon
IS open tor thc season. Give us a call.
April 12_
Feed Oats.
BUSHELS primo heavy OATS, for
sale low. E. HOI E.
600
TO
DEALERS
And Those in "Want of
DEY GOODS.
bavo now iu store a full linc of thc
newest and moat
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, which wo guarantee, at all Unies, to sell
aa low, if not at losa pr ieee i than any house
in Columbia, buying our Gooda from tho
largest and most celebrated establishments
in Gio United Sthtce. And as we desire to
please all, we have now in our house thc
BEST GRADES
OF
EVEEY CLASS OF GOODS,
From tho lowest to the highest, and we feel
confident that all thoco fuvorim* as with ail
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
OUK HOUSE
is
THE ONE
In this city lo deni with.
Wo will, n*ion application, send promptly
by mail, full ,inea of samples of those kind of
Goods desired aud specified by our friends
and customers. All orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $2~> and over, delivered in
any part of the State free of freight charges.
Those unacconipanird, will bo acut C. O. D.
Wo respectfully solicit oidora, which will
receive tao prompt and personal attention of
oho of the firm. Our prices bein:: low. we
think we can ronder satisfaction to all. Givo
us a trial.
J. H. & M. L. KINARI),
May_3__CO(LUMBI.A, S. C. _
Excursion to.St. Augustine and the St.
John's River, Florida.
THE splendid and
f?tU steamer DICTA?
TOR; Capt. L. M. Cox
ctter, will h ave tho
city of Charleston, on
TUESDAY, May HHhi
nt 8 ?? P. M., on an
excursion to Florida, arriving nt Savanna)] on
Wednesday morning carly, and remaining
thoro until afternoon, affording ampio timo to
visit Buouavcntr.rc mid other points of inter?
est. Loaving at 3 o'clock P. M., will arrivo at
St. Augustine Thursday morning, where n
most sgrocablo day may bo spent inspecting
tho ancient Spanish fortress, tho Cathedral,
and other relics of the first settlement on tho
continont, in sailing on thc buy or visiting thc
orange groves of tho neighborhood.
Leaving St. Augustine oh Friday morning,
tlie Dictator will paas up tho St. John's to Pa
latka, hy daylight. Stopping nt all points of
interest, thus affording a rare opportunity of
I seeing, to the beat advantage, the most beau?
tiful of Southern rivers.
Returning, will leave Jacksonville Saturday,
Fernandina tho name afternoon, arriving nt
Savannah Sunday morning and Charleston
Sunday evening.
Fare for round trip ilS. Ko extra charge
for meals or staterooms.
May 3 14 HAVEN EL A CO., Agents.
Dissolution.
THE copartnership heretofore existing un?
der thu linn of J. A r. lt. AGNEW is thia
day dissolved hy mutual consent. All in
deotod to said linn will please make imm?di?
ate payment lo John Agnew ,V Son, to whom
those ha vim; claims against said firm will pre?
sent same lor Ihiuid?tion.
JOHN AGNRW,
?April SOO; THOMAS lt. AGNEW.
Copartnership.
THE undersigned, having purchased the
stock of merchandize of the late firm of
J. ic T. lt. AGNEW, will conduct tho business
at tho edd stand, under the .'inn of JOHN AG?
NEW A- SON. They trust, by strict at teilt iou
to business, and the low rates nt which they
will sell their goods, to merit thc patronage
heretofore extended to the late linn.
JOHN AGNEW,
April 30 ti JOHN AGNKW, Ju.
For Sale.
MWE offer the following [desirable.prc?
pel ly lor sale:
THAT splendid family RESIDENCE;
with forty-two acres of hind attached, known
aa tho "Walker Place." Several hundred
fruit trees ot' tho choices! selection now
in full bearing. The landa are comprised
of highlands anil meadow, with a bold fne
spring not distant from the house. The front,
near four acres in extent, laces on Upper
Boundary, one of our ino-t public streets.
ALSO,
That very desirable piece of property situ?
ated ou corner <d' Richardson and Lumber
streets, running hack to Assembly, containing
near two acres hind. On thc premised ia u
lengthy brick store, say 200 feet deep. Tho
lot eoiiipripcs (.nc of the mo.-l desirable build?
ing bites in the eily.
ALSO,
Tho Lot situated on corner of Richardson
and Lund streets, opposite the proposed
Court House and Pu?t Oltiec, for whim ?75,000
has been appropriated, fronting W feet on
Main street and 2US on Laurel.
R. O N KALK k SON,
April 2;) Cotton Town.
MILLINERY.
MUS. C. E. RE ICD wishes to
inform tho ladies wishing to pur?
ehneo tho latest and most fa?
shionable styles of MILLINER Y
at reduced juices. Fresh sup?
plies from New York and other
.cities every week. Please call
and seo for youraolvcft._April 30
1,000 Pounds Tallow,
T710R sale bv POPE & FRANKLIN.
Jj April SO
(Opposite Columbio? Hotel,)
DRUGGIST AND DEALER IN
sb s? ?fe
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
SPONGES, Chamois 8kinB,
Corks, Toilet BrnsbeB,
Tooth Brushes, Combs,
Toilet Soap, Castile Soap,
Bay Rom, Ealr Oils,
Vichy Salt, Kieaingeu Salt,
Nit. Cerium, Leibigrs Meat,
Jam. Ginger, Cora Starch,
Gelatine, Cloves,
Allspice, Cinnamon,
Nutmegs, Mace,
Pure Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar,
Congress Water, Ac.
ey Prescriptions prepared at any hour of
the night or dav. April 29
Just Received,
PORTER ^STEELE'S,
A FULL LIME OF
SASH RIBBONS.
IS ALL COL011S, FOR
MAY PARTIES.
April T,
Another Novelty
AT
PORTER & STEELE'S
w E shew to-ilnv, together with tho choice
I
line fi! DRY GOODS mentioned in onr last
ndveitiicmcnr, the
PATEXT LTR1GDT BUREAU TRUNK,
The only Trunks of lilia kind in tho city.
Come and sec them before they aro sold.
NO CUAUGC ron SUOWIKO.
^Vpril J_l_PORTER & STEELE.
M c K E N Z I E
IS NOW PREPARED
WITH A FILL AND SELECT STOCK
OF
Fancy Goods and Toys.
-. ? ?.
THE most complete in variety and qnalitv
in tho city. Spring gooda for boys and
girls, consisting of Bats and Balls, Marbles,
Skipping Ropes, Croquet Sets, Hoops, Blow,
Rubber, Blond?n, Rainbow, Gyroscope, Cha?
meleon, Spring and Fancy Tops, Dolls in pro?
fusion, dressed and nndroased, Fancy Boxes,
Bags, with n large stock of Common Tova.
A large and varied assortment of nure Can?
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes of all kinda
frosh made every d ay. French Bon Bons,
Crystallized Fruits, Chocolate, Nougoat, Lon?
don Almonds, Cream Dates, Ac. Oanned
Goods, a full supply. Jellies, homo manufac?
ture froth pure fruit. Foreign Fruits and
Nuts, Almonds, Raisins, a full lino. English
Crackers, Albert Biscuit, genuine.
Weddings, Partita,Pic Nica, Ac,supplied to
order, with Cake, Ice Cream, Lemonade, A-c.
Call at McKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
Store, Main .-.tree., near State House, and be
convinced that our aescrtmeut and prices can?
not he excelled. April 2G
"LOVE & CO."
ILL open on MONDAY a beautiful Uno
Ladies7 Bress Goods,
INCLCniMi
MADDER LAWNS,
From 10c. upwards.
SILK GRENADINES,
From 25c. upwards.
LACE POINTS,
ANO
LACE PALETOTS,
From iJ.L'd to -00.UQ.
Also, we will exhibit a beautiful line and a
BIG DRIVE IN
SHETLAND SHAWLS
Asn
SHETLAND MANTLES,
AT $3.00 EACH.
Ever folly alive to tho wanta of our custom?
ers, our buyer in New York is watching tho
market closely, and haB sent ua, UNDEK TUE
DCCMNE, a ino STOCK of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We are making quick sales and small profite
and our tfr prices satisfy the closest buyer.
Wi D. LOVE,
April lo_B. B. McCREERY.
For Sale.
ASET of COTTON SPINNING MACHINE?
RY complete; to consume about COO
pounds Cotton per woek, making No. 25 and
No. :J0 Yarna; for water power. Best Eastern
make; libera! credit if desired. Applv to
JOHN H. nOLM?S,
Boycc'a Wharf,
April 2* HO Charleston, S. C.
EXPENSES
Ot' Sl*rcs aro always paid by thc
CUSTOMERS?
The smaller tho expenses thc
CHEAPER
Tho Gooda can bo sold; therefore, as the
j:j 11,000 Store is tho smallest, lt is an induce?
ment to Luv
DRY GOODS
From C. P. JACKSON,
ay Who keeps FIRST CLASS GOODS at the
LOWEST PRICES._April 29
Rio Cottee.
BAGS RIO COFFEE, for aale low to
dealers hy_ EDWARD HOPE.
Cotton Seed Oil.
4 PURE article, superior to others as a
/JL salad oil for tablo uso, at one-third the
price of imported. For ?ale bv
April 0 EDWARD HOFE.
50
4WttQn Balee.
Poiftfee Bede Under F?reelQeulTbp?Sm?a^,
By Wi Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRU??S, ?
; Auctioneer?; Cri arlen ton,' S. O.
Will bo sold, on the Otb day of May; at No. 29
Hayno street, rurmlug through to Ko. C2
Market et root, in the etty of. Charleston, at
10 o'clock, and continued ir ora day. to day
until tho catiro o tock ia disposed o?, the
largo and well assorted etO?k of Messrs.
Wm. G. Wbilden A Go., consisting in part
of, j_ : v
Domoetio and Imported WHITE GRANITE
G. C. and Sipped Ware, In whole packages
and in small lots from shelves.
A180,
Varied s took of Glassware, Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures, Ac, ?co., and such articles as
aro usually found in a first class wholesale
Crockory Emporium.
Parties desiring Oatalognoa will make appli?
cation at No. 29 Elayne street.
Terms cash; goods packed at customary
rates by experienced packers.
April 29 May 3 6 _
FAN MILLS,
RAIN CRADLES,
HORSE POWERS,
REAPERS.
MOWEI18, and all kinds Harvesting Machines
on band and for sale at lowest prices in the
market.
Wc call special attention to our Horse?
power, which is tho best power in use and
not high priced. With our expsrience in
planting, and thc nae of agricultural imple?
ment H and machines, together with otu facili?
ties for having goods manufactured, wo claim
wo can givo lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any other house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
JOJL TO H?1B.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OP DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room dally for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which we will continue to receive aU through
the season. . . .
OUR HAMI'LK BUREAU
': ' V*
Is a success, and wo aro now diatribating
I Gooda over the entire State through its
agency. Tho most careless observer cannot
but see the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with a livo house, like oars,
whore everything is kept moving by system
and order-where no extra profita are tacked
on to pay idle hands. Of coarse, vre can sud
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, that wo sell more Goods than all the
rest added together. Thab iff tho "proof.
The people know where to boy cheapest, and
let tho stranger follow, tho great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
R. C. SHIVER & CU.
April 8_-':;tm-:rr .
CORRECT TIME!
MAY bo obtained by calling at ISAAC
SULZBAOHEB'S and purchasing one
of those justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHES, and where you can And a
complete stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware,.or the best
Lmanufacture. In addition ate thc
United States, Waltham, English and-Swiss
Watches in Gold and Silver Caaes, which will
bc closed ont at Now Y'ork prices.
Constantly on hand fine Gold Chains, 8eal
Bings, Chu rms, Lockets, Sloevo Battons, Sets,
and a varied Mock of Fanoy Articles." '
All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC SULZBACHER,
April 27_Under Columbia Hotel.
REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.
THE undersigned respectfully informs
his customers that he baa REMOVED to
loathe new store, on Main street, directly
--Uloppoeite tho Columbia Hotel, and is fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOOK OF
GOODS, to fit out a gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has -secured tho
latest and beet stylea of CLOTH3. CASH?
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at the new stand and
select a suit, or leave vour order and have it
made to measure. O. D. EBERHARDT.
_ March 2G_
'CHILDS & CTIX.H7,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING.
HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
UL.U? rliutl&Uinfa uuuud,
UMBRELLAS, CANE8 AND
Beys' Clothing,
(Successors to \V. J. Hoke,)
WILL continuo the bue?nees .??&the old
staud, Main street.
We will sell thc recent purchase at New
York cost.
Como and ace our new stook of BPRING
GOODS now arriving, and purchased by that
experienced and artistic clotbior, O. M. JOHN
SON. L. D. CHILDS.
March 17 t2mo_JOHN fl. WILEY.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Tin-ware 1 Tin-ware ! Tinvware !
J3LUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
. all work in thia lino, put up to ordet
and ready for salo at tho
CA HO LINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEASE,
March 22 t_ Proprietor.
GEORGE TUPPER,
BROKER, REAL ESTATE AND INSUR?
ANCE AGENT. Office over W*0. Fishei *
Drng Store, opposite Columbia Hotel, Main
?trcet, Columbia, S. C. ' May 2